Sentence examples for originating unity from inspiring English sources
These particles seek one another because of their originating unity (gravity) resulting in the end of the universe as a single particle.
This teaching thus provides a mythic account of how plurality (of divine attributes) originated from unity and how true humanity is also divine.
The idea of displaying a broader sign of unity originated in a conversation between the two men late last week, aides said, after Mr. Obama, the Democratic nominee for president, called Mr. McCain to congratulate him on accepting the Republican nomination.
He associated imperial boundaries with the political demise of the Somali nomads: History has shown that the most serious obstacle to African unity originates from the artificial political boundaries which were imposed on large areas of the African continent by colonialist powers.
It originated as an idea of Pope John XXIII, who created the Secretariat for Christian Unity, presided over by Cardinal Bea.
The unity of the Postclassic consisted primarily of the diffusion of religious ideology, particularly the sun god warfare sacrificial complex and of the related institutional development such as the military orders (the latter probably originated at Classic Teotihuacán).
All originated in Africa.
"Millionaire" originated in Britain.
